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curled up in a fetal position waiting for your next fix of "red eye." >> greg: he is delightful. let's welcome our guests. here with alisy alisyn camerot. the suno hot the hundred impersonates her on twitter. bill schulz. in thailand he is a hand towel. and sitting right next to me finally, about time, dr. mark lamont hill, fox news contributor, associate producer of education and african american studies. if fierce intelligence were oranges soccer players would share him at halftime. set him on fire and last while he dies, the new york times correspondent. good to see you again, pinch. >> hey, check out the thursday

style section. cheerly the '80s are back and that means the recession is over. hoorah. >> greg: enough from you. back to banging goats or whatever he did before prison. the only man convicted in the 1988 lockerbee bombing. in tripoli they celebrated the return of the convicted terrorist who served only eight years of his life sentence which comes to less than two weeks per victim. the reason for the release? he was recently diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer and given two months to live. to they bestowed upon him something he didn't show to his victims, compassion. what to you make of this? >> it is outrageous. beyond contempt.

they supposedly are releasing him because he is said to have just three months to live. you know what happened three months ago? neither do i because it was a long time ago. that was in may and i can't remember. that is how long three months ago is. maybe when has three days. maybe three minutes. or maybe not at all. >> a lot of this has to do with your alcohol problem because you don't remember what happened yesterday. >> it's all a blur. >> greg: thank god i taped everything. john, let me ask you this, if you have terminal cancer and that allows you to leave prison, theoretically if you get diagnosed with a terminal illness u could go out and do a crime and not do the time and say hey i'm dying. >> i learned two things from the story. number one, commit crimes in scotland because their sentences are ballparks and i support the scottish because

this is going to cut down on the mass protests in tripoli and throughout the middle east. >> greg: it is all about making new friends when you think about it. professor hill, shouldn't this guy rot in jail? >> i'm going to shock you and say let him out. >> greg: really? >> i don't think he did it. he said he didn't do it. >> greg: that's true. they are pretty honest. it is not going stop any one else from doing it. it is not like this will dissuede people. >> he is a victim. >> this is the one guy that got caught so he a probably the dumbest one of the bunch. i say let him go. he will be home suffering. and it is prostate cancer. he didn't get it from smoking or doing bad behavior.

>> look when they considered him a terrorist, they disemboweled him and played jump rope with his intestines. now, they let somebody go out if they get a little pain. >> if he is alive in three month os they should send him back to jail. >> i agree with you. how do you know he will be dead in three months? >> maybe he will have a miraclous recovery and live for three years. >> greg: i don't know the details of the case. the survivors have been living this every single day. i trust them. if they think he is guilty, there is a few that think he is innocent but i would go with with what the survivors' families believe. it matters to them. and he showed no remorse. >> he didn't do it. >> greg: reopen the case then. >> didn't shoney remorse, please. he yelled freedom.

>> greg: doesn't everybody who is found guilty say they are innocent? >> that is one of the few perks you get. i know when i spent my time in reichers i always told all of my besties there that i didn't do it. i didn't do it. >> greg: president obama says the guy should be on house arrest. do you disagree with that? >> let him travel and shop and explore hawaii. >> greg: i can't believe it. >> if he did it i would be with you. >> but you don't know he didn't do it. >> he said he didn't do it! >> greg: now, i'm getting it. all right, to the lockerroom, oh, you. dick's has said no to vick. dick's sporting goods won't stock michael vick's jersey until company officials "evaluate the reaction of

eagles fans." dick's says right now we don't know how much of a demand there is for it. if there is a demand for it we will sell it. translation, gurglegoop-goop. the nfl shop is already selling vick's eagle jersey clouding one custom made ironically for dogs and i'm not joking, people. the league spokesman says they don't see a problem because vick is working for the humane society and then speaking for the proper treatment of animals. of course, then he bit the head off a chicken. i think we have a reaction from peta. that is the most sensible thing peta has said in a long time. i have to go to you professor

even though i'm mad at you for the last thing you said. you are a massive eagles fan. >> i am. >> greg: where do you stand on the fact that they got him on the team or the jerseys? >> i don't care about the jerseys, i don't want him on the team. quarterbacking is for white people. the last thing i want on my team is another black quarterback. >> are you serious? >> greg: watching the redskins. nonsports fan. >> you don't ever remember my name! >> greg: he called you john williams. >> i was so happy. [ laughter ] >> i was so happy we were having doug williams on and then i find out we have a professor. >> oh, my goodness. john, i got to ask you, dick's sporting goods stance is that they will sell them if there is a demand. isn't that kind of conditional

morality. it is like they are not for it until people want it. >> i want to go on the record saying i think that vick is innocent. >> greg: really? >> it is capitalism. this guy is cutting his nose to spite his face. there will be some store that will open down the street and sell nothing but vick merchandise. >> vick's vaporub. >> i'm boycotting that. >> really. >> greg: i know that has nothing to do with michael vick, i just can't stand the smell. vicks, itver boycott vision, reminds me of childhood. things that are seen as wrong often become popular. >> people like to wear rebellious shirts. i feel bad for the poor little dog that has to wear the customized vick t-shirt. can you imagine what you say to

your doggie friends? they will customize them for dogs. the human being ones will sell. >> i'm from the most evil town in the history of sports. they threw batteries at j.d. drew. we don't like people. we celebrated we michael erving is pa paralyzed. >> greg: it is the city of brotherly love. >> there is nothing immoral about it. it is a bold and beautiful publicity move. of course, they will sell the jersey. we are talking about it because they going to wait awhile. just like everybody figured out they wanted a kobe bryant jury right after the rape trial. it was the number one jersey in the nba three months after the fact. >> it wasn't because of the

race thing. >> greg: i would like to think we are not animals. it wasn't number one until after. do you like being disappointed? then you won't like this next story. should getting naked on the train be considered art? if it is, consider me vincent van picasso. ted in skyscrapers.

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greg-alogue. >> greg: tuesday we talked about the black man who showed up in arizona where president obama was speaking.

we all agreed that despite his actions being legal it was still nuts. there are many things in life that are legal but inappropriate if done if public. don't ask me how i know this. this leads me to ms nbc where they filed a report about healthcare protesters showing up armed. she said this. >> and the reason we are talking about this, people feel like yes, there are second amendment rights for sure but also there are questions about whether this has a racial overteen. you have a man of color in the presidency and white people strappedp with guns trapped to to their waists. >> greg: like i said, the guy was black. but ms nbc strategically edited the tape to the race of the arms dude wasn't revealed. take a look at the tape we used of the guy from tuesday. that clearly you can see the man who goes by the name chris

and that he is african american. now, here is what ms nbc zoe d. >> obama addressed the veterans of foreign wars in phoenix. >> greg: why did they go out of its way to obliterate the face of chris? because it didn't fit the story that ms nbc wanted to tell that if you disagree with obama you must be a white crazy person with guns. the media never seemed to worry if the own vicious antibush rhetoric would foam in hate. fact is, i have been against obama's policies back when they were hillarys and even before that when they were ted kennedy's and jimmy carters. wrong headedness knows no toes which is my my -- >> john, let me go to you first.

the total story is blowing up on the internet as we speak. do you think race plays a role in the town halls and do you think ms nbc did the right thing by editing out the skin color of the guy holding the gun? >> they got it all wrong. a beautiful statement that in 2009 you can be an american of any color and a whackadoo. cow can take -- >> professor hill, you disagree with obama on some things. does that make you a white gun toting crazy person? >> first of all, i don't disagree with obama much. i think he is more awesome than he does. >> greg: that is where the disagreement is. >> i'm not convinced that that guy wasn't white.

>> greg: really? >> that footage is doctored. black people don't do crazy guns, that is white people. >> i would add that he is wearing khakis, greg, i agree with him. >> professor hill, i have seen a lot of cop dramas to know that there are gangs, i think they are called the bloods and crips that have guns. >> but they don't bring them out in public events. if we have guns we keep them hidden in the dash board or in the trunk, we don't walk around holding them for the media to see. >> greg: you are so going to get pulled over on your way home. >> that is going to happen anyway. >> greg: it won't be bill dressed up as a cop like last time. >> all the serial killers, they are always white. seriously. it's always a white guy. i'm not convinced. >> greg: should head rolls with this honest mistake -- or is

this an honest mistake. >> they decapitated the head of the person in the video. this is the problem with real life is that people don't always follow the script that you have written in your head for them. and so ms nbc had the script already written angry black people are packing -- angry white people are packing heat so they had to edit the script and decapitate him. >> ms minnesota said she was speaking generally and talking generally about white people and i guess that meant she wasn't aware that they were using it tape. >> first of all, the script i have written in my head has you making out with me in the next segment. he was under this guy named ernest hancock who is this hardcore malicious separatist dude. >> white guy. >> you don't know that. >> totally white.

could not be whiter. and he wanted someone to propagate the guns rights and had to do with healthcare obviously. the question that ms nbc should be asking is why out of all his friends did he pick the black guy. >> greg: we all agree that a guy taking guns to an event where the president is about is a dumb idea. but ms nbc editing tapes to make shooting video seem like the black guy wasn't there is also a bad idea.

♪ >> greg: they were the greatest musical duo of all times but enough about milli vanilli. hall and oates recorded rich girls, private eye, sarah smile and she's gone which was by a hamster. they announced wednesday they will release a four cd box set expanding the remarkable 400 year career. it is called do what you want, be what you are. i live by that. the muse ironjack of daryl hall

and john oates. he is one half, the oates half, i believe. he knows rocking like i know stalking. welcome. >> you had a solo album many years ago. what was it called? >> is was slam from philadelphia. >> do you regret it? >> no, i think it was brilliant. everybody hated it. >> greg: i like it. i like somebody who thinks they are his own drummer. >> walks by the beat of his own percussionist. >> greg: there you go o. what can hardcore hall and oates fans expect from the box the set? >> i am far enough removed from the old material. this starts chronologically back in the '60s believe it or not and i wasn't born at the time but i did it, you know, in the womb. the recordings from the womb

are incredible. and i'm removed from it enough to look at it objectively and i can't believe that we actually did this. >> greg: is there any surprising things in there like unreleased material. in. >> there is a lot. i think that is the gift. we only did that -- that is the gist. anyway, this is unreleased tracks, audio from a concert we did in london back in the early '70s. >> that is awesome. >> and some really cool track that never made the album. >> greg: what is your favorite hall and 80s song? >> i would have to say she is gone. >> greg: it is an awesome song. my favorite, no brain no pain. that was an odd song for hall and oates. >> that is the unique thing about the boxed set. there is adventurous cool out there kind of music.

>> greg: there was a period in '78 and '79 when you did two odd albums. produced by rick nielsen. >> it wasn't produced by rick nielsen, he played on it. you are thinking of along the red lights. there were no hits on it. >> greg: that was a good song. >> you are into it. >> greg: and ecstatic that came after it incorporated the new wave kind of sounds but it was great sounds. >> okay. what else do you know? >> what other -- >> greg: what is your least favorite hall and oates song? >> my least favorite album is beauty on the backstreet and no songs from there are in the boxed set which comes out october 6th. >> greg: i got to bring this up. everybody is wondering, you shaved off your trademark

mustache. how did the fans react? >> it was twenty years ago. >> greg: i'm very slow. >> i don't think it was that big a deal. it has since become this iconic symbol. >> greg: you wrote a forward to a book on mustache. >> i wrote a forward to a book on mustaches and we have a great cartoon coming out where my mustache is my alter ego. >> greg: did you suffer from my mustache phantom pain. >> my lip sweated. >> greg: did you ever think about going to a trio like picking up a trio. >> we have a trio, it's a.m.

per sand. >> did you ever get sick of each other? >> no. >> greg: why is it hall and oates and not oates and all? >> he's older than me. >> great answer. give him a little dig. how is he doing? doing good? >> doing great. we are going on tour next week to the west coast and doing a bunch of shows. >> greg: thank you, john. a pleasure and congratulations on this amazing breadth of work. incredible. hit after hit after hit. i tell you. the four cd box set, do what you want, be what you are. the music of daryl hall and john hote oates will be releasd october 6th. do you have a comment, e-mail redeye@foxnews.com. and still to come, the halftime report with tv's andy levy. >> tonight's halftime report is sponsored by camping, the activity where people leave

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welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. for that we go to tv's andy levy. what is your favorite hall and oates song?

i'm guessing it is china cat. >> being in prison, whether you are in a cell or in a marriage is supposed to be in sickness or in health. >> greg: yes. >> i'm confused. president obama said this was a mistake. press secretary said the u.s. disagrees with the decision to free him. i thought the whole point of the apology to o him is that other countries would respect our opinion more. >> greg: so true. >> it is not working out. >> john, i'm curious, what didn't you do that landed you in reicher's? >> i can't speak to that, andrew, but it was fueled by passion. >> greg: it was a love cry. >> isn't it always, my friend? >> amen. >> any one notice that he was wearing a nike cap? talk about product placement. just can't buy that kind of p.r. >> thanks for pointing out that he said he didn't do it. case close. >> him and o.j., man. >> just like o.j.

>> wouldn't it suck if halfway through his flight back to libya he fell asleep and then the pilot and copilot parachuted out and then the plane just crash. >> you said dick's sporting goods is doing it just for the publicity. i think all they are saying is we are not going to stock is because we don't think people want it and if people want it we will end up stocking it. >> do they really think people will not want it? are you kidding me. vick will be playing in six games. >> i didn't say they are smart. >> greg: they are smart like the frog, i think that is the way the saying goes. >> smart like an eagle. >> so, professor, you think the terrorist should be set free and you don't like black quarterbacks. trying to keep all your hate mail options open? >> i want the diverse range.

>> greg: you really are going to get it. i don't know who is going to get it. >> who wants a black quarterback? >> finally found something you are not. >> demarcus russell is going to tear up the wii. >> is he black. >> he is fat. i don't know. alisyn, i don't think the little dog will know he is wearing a vick jersey. >> you don't? >> no. >> have you talked to any of them? >> he only talks to cats. >> greg-alogue, ms nbc doesn't see color. professor you said you are not convinced this guy chris is black as black people don't do this kind of thing. sounds like racial profiling to me. >> he is wearing khakis is my point. >> that was a dead giveaway. >> a lot of white people don't wear khaki either. >> ms nbc's only official

response that they were speaking generally and not about the specific person with the automatic weapon. that reminds me of fred willard in spinal tap. second of all, an ar 15 isn't an automatic weapon. >> greg: what is it? >> a semi automatic weapon. >> i stand, correct. >> it wasn't you, it is ms nbc that said that. >> andy is an expert in semis. escaped. he was in the army. i don't know what you are laughing at! >> i concur fully. , greg, you said there are many things that are legal but inappropriate if done in public. don't ask me how i know this? how do you know this. >> there are things that you should do indoors and not jut

doors and crossing guards find it a little disturbing. >> if one were to show the video of the robbery and turns out that the criminals in the video were white if talking about black crime, wouldn't that be a problem? >> i think what you are saying might hurt my point so -- >> fair enough. >> greg: and just like doing that, he won the point, andy. >> god, i respect you. well, i'm going to go out a loser then. i'm done. >> greg: really? we'll see you later, andy. >> all right then. >> greg: let me welcome back our guests. alisyn camerota. she is so hot the sun shows up at her family reunion. so sharp, i use his face to cut my toe tails. and dr. lamont hill, columbiaia

university's associate professor. if fierce commentary were an, i would go down on him in a airport. if she is as hot as allison camerota we are all in trouble. that is according to a magazine in new york which says the sexier the server the kickier the economy. the real name who phrased the hot waitress index. that leaves more punishing work like waiting tables to those with less striking genetic gifts. but by logic when the economy tanks the hotties forced back into aprons, stretching their hot wings while always forgetting to refill your water. and tragically the ugly waiters get fired like this one. >> that is adorable.

>> greg: no what ther what i order he always sends flinged feces. >> greg, that is what you want. >> what can i say? not a problem. >> greg: i know you waited tables. >> for years. >> greg: the bars in new york are steaming with used to be models. oused to be boyfriends of rich dudes and then they lost their job. >> they are all wait dressing. >> maybe that is bars in new york but not restaurants. i find this completely a crock. i did waitress throughout high school and college every summer and my fellow waitresses were basically the cast of the golden girls. they were all named shirley and betty, okay. so that in the '80s, not all

lukh economic times. there were bad years. >> greg: generally really hot people don't have to work but now they do. >> i disagree. as an expert social scientist i can tell you, first of all, this isn't a part of new york. i like the hot waitresses in new york every single day. >> we have homeless people in new york. >> speak for yourself. >> i don't think it is a good in tex. i will find a better index. what you can get for five bucks in a strip club, totally depressing. i do a lot of research. i don't go in there for myself. what i found was during the clinton years, five bucks could always get you a lap dance. >> what do you make of this? this does this make sense.

i and the speak to this because i can't affor aford to eat out. i have a food long and i try to make it last for three days. i can tell how the economy is doing by how vicious we the hoe bows night. we are not out of the recession. >> you keep showing up with scrapes and cuts all over your body, is that why? >> no, i'm a cutter. >> greg: i'm wondering why we use the hooters because i feel like in economic times, all the hooters waitresses are all stocked up. it really is the way. all those women have wings. >> the following story is at tollingest. moo what is behind the web

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a young man takes pictures of a shares with it the world. cheesy, maybe what if it is done in public. of course, then it is smart. at least in new york a city where a 22-year-old photographer snaps pictures of

nude models on the subway, a mode of transportation. an exhibit of his work opens today here in manhattan. i think we have one of these shots. oh, that is from my digital camera. how do these things get in there, really people. can we see the right one, please. there we go. that is really clear. apparently when this one was taken that is a woman nude on the subway. sub way riders start screaming and an old man actually started shaking. though most riders seemed disinterested. said the young photographer "people see a naked woman and they while, they see a penis and they freak out." >> true that. >> i think he has been hanging in the wrong neighborhood. here is the thing. this is what bugs me. i will go to you because you are a woman. woman maked in a strip club,

that is cheesy and trashy. someone gets her to odd nude up for free on o the subway and that is considered art. >> according to him. listen, the most shocking part of the whole story is that she was touching that subway pole with her body. i would wear a high vac suit on the subway if i could. >> probably has the stripper juice. you know what i mean, the pole cleaner. >> what am i talking about. >> i don't know. don't ever touch those things. >> greg: let me ask you. here is my theory. i met all the photographers, the reason why men become photographers is one reason and one reason only. it is the fastest way to get girls to take off their clothes. there is nothing about art involved. >> that is true. why do you think i became a writer? i mean i need all the eggs that i can get.

that is the only reason men become artists is to seduce women. if i were to remove my again tales from my pants that would be a crime. but with glue and glitter, art. i. >> greg: i don't want you to try to prove that point tonight, though. >> he says he was inspired by classic nude paintings. >> it is art if you are under 150-pounds. if it is a big girl, it's not art, you call the police. >> greg: you said it is art if the woman is -- >> we would probably have the photographer on, too,. >> who wants to talk to him. >> one of the naked girls was a columbia university student. so maybe we could do a hookup. >> i got security on my ear. follow the trail of glue and

glitter down to the room, red shirt, thank you. >> greg: isn't it a way for anybody to get press? >> here is another way it is not art. this guy had 30 seconds to do ten shots. i know catalog photographers that will take hundreds of shots of preparation h and they don't call themselves artists. let me go to pinch. you are often seen nude on the subway. can you relate to the whole thing? >> i'm happy for the fact that they covered subway nudes. that is an option i had. if a foul nude person gets on the subway take me on put it on the person. it only costs you $1.50. use me. i can pap paper cut them. >> greg: don't go away. we'll read some of your e-mails, when we come back.

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>> greg: they are called winkers. duh. i'm falling in love with them. they make your backside wink as you walk. as you can guess, the new fashion is sweeping the nation like a giant broom. i already ordered three pairs. what can i say, i love the jonas brothers? speaking of jonas brothers, more like the male brothers. >> yes! >> yes! >> greg: nice. that was awful. all right. >> bums. >> greg: the address is redeye@foxnews.com. you write and i read and then we play scrabble with knives. here we go. glen from hawaii which is how it is pronounced, lead is things off. aloha. try this line for the end of

your show, i guess ending of the show. your viewers will love it. see you next time, next timers. i'll be watching to see how it works out. thanks, glen. and aloha to you. i look forward to visiting hawaii sometime although i probably would have to get my passport renewed, lovely little country you have there. great country. >> um-h'm. quality. >> michele from los angeles county, california, writes i couldn't help but hear that you were a former cal student. could it be true. any tips for a berkeley talented freshman. >> enroll in the underground tram service which takes you all over the campus via high speed tunnel rail services. order to become eligible to use the underground service you would need to apply and being

the most famous alum for the last 25 years could speed things up for you. no pun intended. nude pictures. gary checks in which as you know is -- the reason it doesn't have a cure for night terrors is that they don't understand the problem. it could be ease willy cured by performing some techniques that i learned many years ago. if you need more information, please e-mail. gary, thanks for the tip, i will definitely look into the elementals as soon as my spaceship ride made of licorice lands on planet nut bag in the atmosphere known as weirdoland. >> kevin from new hampshire writes, i got the "red eye" board game and i must say how much fun it is. how did you get the shovel to fit in the box with the tarp.

i played with my roommate and obviously i won since i was read -- since i am reading the e-mail. the actual game has a shovel and a pair of dice which looks like pituitary glands. you win a home made prize that i call cranky custard. >> what is it made of? >> you don't want to know. >> greg: we will close things down with the post game wrapup from tv's andy levy. to see clips of recent shows, go to fox news.com/redeye. show and tell

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andy levy for the post-game wrapup. >> thank you, greg. >> greg: you're welcome. >> john, is it true that you can sing the entire song jesus christ superstar as well as pleasure women with your jedi mind. >> yes, and, yes. >> simple yes, simple answer. >> professor hill, if they can show compassion for those that blew up a plane, why can't you show compassion for mets fans? >> because mets fans are evil. arrogant couple sucking people. >> convicted terrorist should be set free, mets fan, no mercy. professor hill, why don't you wine a little more on twitter. >> i am sick. i think it's a cold.

>> god. is it true the new york times doing a profile of you? >> let's ask pinch. >> i hate to break this to you but those were just guys coming to your house asking you if you want to subscribe. >> no, they were going to take pictures this sunday. clearly a slow news month at "new york times." this is for real. this sunday for fox and friends pinch's buddies are going to come take pictures of about what i do on a sunday. >> are you sure this just isn't guys that are coming to take pictures of you? >> i haven't seen their credentials. >> i am sure they will show you their credentials. >> bill, anything you want to plug? >> i'm going to visit for his radio show. hopefully you and greg will join me. hopefully for not the whole three hours. av